Sentence examples for English terminology from inspiring English sources
In no other country where Spanish is spoken does the original English terminology, or something very much like it, permeate the language more than it does in Argentina.
Robert Record's "Castle of Knowledge" (1556), we are told, may be one of the first books of "English vernacular mathematics" teaching geometric principles, though as the exhibition points out, Record's English terminology did not quite displace the Greek: the pentagon never became known as the cinkeangle.
Conceptualization, analysis and comparison are impeded by the usual problems with English terminology.
The authors analyze English terminology of physics in terms of some of its characteristics influencing the process of assimilation by students.
Scottish society adopted theories of the three estates to describe its society and English terminology to differentiate ranks.
Prior to piloting the questionnaire, it was edited using English terminology rather than Americanized versions.
The literal translation between related French and English terminologies can be confusing (Fig. 1) Fig. 1 Acute kidney disease: from attack to dysfunction 1. Acute kidney injury (AKI) is diagnosed thanks to one clinical criterium (urine output) and one biomarker for renal function (SCr).
We basically used the normalization program ("Norm") [ 39]: a program used to normalize English terminologies (UMLS terminology).
The terminologies used to describe the extent of gallbladder inflammation on histopathology in this series are primarily german and correspond grossly with English terminologies used elsewhere [ 3].
This algorithm was exploited in several previously reported studies to map external French and English terminologies to UMLS and HMTP [ 17, 34, 35].
We need full-time teachers of tech, just like language instructors, to encourage students to find their own voice, to occasionally translate, to serve as intermediaries committed to guiding students as they study the relationship between the oft-confusing world of technical terminology and the English language.
